If you have more than 15 appeals to submit, you can still e-file but will have to divide your submission into multiple transactions. There is no limit on the number of transactions that may be submitted.

We recommend that you have your Property Assessment Notice and your credit card with you before you begin. You must have an email account.

The E File process takes about five minutes per appeal and consists of the following steps:

Enter your roll number and confirm the correct property is selected

Enter your name and address.

Enter representative information – if you have someone acting for you.

Enter the reason for your appeal.

Enter an additional appeal OR proceed to payment

Pay the filing fee by debit or credit card.

Print a copy of the appeal(s) and acknowledgement for your records

The order of these steps will vary depending on whether you start as a property owner or start as a representative. The system will guide you step by step through the process.

If you are e-filing your appeal, you may only pay by debit or credit card (MasterCard or Visa). When you pay online, your appeal is processed immediately. The ARB does not view, record, or keep your credit card information. You will receive immediate acknowledgement if your payment is processed successfully.

(Please note that your web browser, e.g. Internet Explorer, Fire Fox, must support forms, Java scripts and SSL with 128 bit encryption. The Board CANNOT provide computer support. If you cannot use E File, you can use the printable form.)

Municipal Act Application or Appeal

(Various sections of the Municipal Act, 2001)

Municipal Act appeals may be filed by mail, fax or in person by the deadline date on the appeal form. More information on how to file a Municipal Act appeal can be found on this website in the section Municipal Act Appeals.

City of Toronto Act Application of Appeal

(Various sections of the City of Toronto Act, 2006)

City of Toronto Act appeals may be filed by mail, fax or in person by the deadline date on the appeal form. More information on how to file a City of Toronto Act appeal can be found on this website in the section City of Toronto Act Appeals.